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Emotional scenes as more survivors pulled from flooded Laos cave

Al Jazeera Sunday 31 May 2026, 02:22 UTC 1 min read
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Emotional scenes as more survivors pulled from flooded Laos cave Emotional scenes as more survivors pulled from flooded Laos cave Divers in Laos have rescued four more villagers trapped in a flooded cave. The first survivor was pulled out on Friday. Two more men remain missing.

Emotional scenes as more survivors pulled from flooded Laos cave Emotional scenes as more survivors pulled from flooded Laos cave Divers in Laos have rescued four more villagers trapped in a flooded cave. The first survivor was pulled out on Friday. Two more men remain missing. They entered the cave to look for gold before flash floods blocked their escape 10 days ago. Published On 31 May 2026
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